Missing Chauffeur Lopez in Custody as Concord Police Close Net
Concord officers arrest William Reardon in Somerville for allegedly aiding Richard Lopez who absconded with George L Shaw’s car. Chief Craig returned from New York bringing clues boosting prospects of further arrests in the ongoing missing person investigation. Reardon’s cooperation is doubtful, but police foresee more detentions in coming days.
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Concord Police Department
Richard Lopez
Concord
George L. Shaw
Garfield Road
Concord Police
Chief Craig
New York
Somerville
William Reardon
Lopez
Reardon
Spencer Bros Celebrate First Year in Concord
Spencer Bros fish dealers mark one year in Concord with growing trust and high grade fish. Their courtesy and reliability have fueled early success and plans to expand based on these principles. Mrs. G. W. Hunt and children return from Lake Baboosie after two weeks camping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Bros
Concord
Antique theft at the Antiquarian Society house shocks Boston
A thief broke into the Antiquarian Society, stealing 16 mirror seats old shoe buckles and rare engravings while leaving a breakfast crumb trail. A Thoreau ambrotype and a Bronson Alcott portrait were among the missing items. Police have a clue and expect an arrest soon.
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Antiquarian Society
George Ware
Antiquarian House
Siss
Maud
Adams Tolman
Society
Miss Findelsen
Henry Thoreau
Bronson, Alcott
INTER. ENT. IN SLEEPY HOLLOW BURIAL OF J EDWIN PERKINS
The body of J Edwin Perkins was brought from Greenwood to Lon cord for burial Sunday afternoon arriving here about 5 oclock. Committal services were conducted by Rev G A Tewksbury after which the remains were interred in the Dixon lot Mrs Perkins having been previous to her marriage a Miss Dixon of this town. Mr Perkins was 69 years of age and had seen ill for some time. A profusion of beautiful flowers covered the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Edwin Perkins
Greenwood
Loncord
G. A. Tewksbury
Dixon
Fire alarms spark quick responses and local movements
A series of small fires triggered auto alarms and drew responders. On Wednesday night a dump fire at Charlie Prescott's was extinguished quickly. Saturday night a blaze appeared in horse sheds behind the Trinitarian church. New movements include Mrs Smith returning to Concord in September to open millinery parlors and the Walcott family returning from Scituate with plans for Booth Bay.
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Reacher
Charlie Prescott
Abe
Oh’ Smith
Concord
George Walcott
Scituate
Boston
Booth Bay
Murray” -Baltou
Community fundraisers scheduled by local churches
The Congregational church women plan a vestry food sale on Saturday afternoon September 3 from 2 30 to 4 o'clock. Mrs J B Case of South Acton will speak on The Children of Burmah in the Baptist vestry Friday September 2 at 4 o'clock. A musical and dramatic entertainment directed by Mrs William Robinson, previously staged in Groton and nearby towns, will be repeated at Littleton town hall Friday evening under the Improvement Society with dancing to midnight.
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Congregational Church
J. B. Case
South Acton
Groton
William Robinson
Littleton Town Hall
The
Improvement Society
Death of Boynton Needham Remembered for Honest Craft and Charity
Boynton Needham died at his son Osman’s home at an advanced age. A skilled carpenter, he stood among the first in his trade and was known for honesty and reliability. A quiet man, he supported the Unitarian church and helped those in need. Survived by three sons Osman Oscar and Clarence and several grandchildren. Funeral held at his home with Rev Oliver J Fairfield officiating. Interment in Westlawn cemetery.
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Boynton Needham
Osman
Gar ‘Yied
Atfaite
Unitarian Church
Oscar
Clarence
Oliver J. Fairfield
Hartwell
Priest
Westlawn Cemetery
Vacationers and residents noted in town listings
Mr and Mrs W G Cheney are spending two weeks in Ware. Rev M R Foshay and family are home from New Hampshire. Miss Viola Anderson of Highland St is vacationing in Portland Maine. Mr and Mrs Homer J Parent have returned from Brockton. Harold Bugley of Bu gley and Dodge is vacationing in Portland Missouri. Frank I Newell played as substitute with the Keith theatre orchestra in Boston. Walter Carey and James Feeley returned from a trip to New York. Mrs Sarah Proctor has returned from a visit to Lynn. Miss Lizzie Murray of Brooklyn is a guest at the Kenney home. W Morse of Haverhill, former Marlboro Hudson Gas Co head, visited Tuesday. Mrs Walter Page on Huntington Ave hosts a sister from Somerville. Minehan has the former painting of the Vose school.
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W. G. Cheney
Ware
M. R. Foshay
New Hampshire
Viola Anderson
Highland St
Portland
Homer J. Parent
Brockton
Harold Bugley
Bugley & Dodge
Frank I. Newell
Keith Theatre
Boston
Walter Carey
James Feeley
New York
Sarah Proctor
Lynn
Lizgie Murray
Brooklyn
P. J. Kenney
W. Morse
Haverhill
Marlboro-Hudson Gas Co
Walter Page
Huntington Ave
Idw
Somer
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Concord School
Coccord School
Concord, Mass
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Albert Vanderhoof
Main Street
E! Parker
Maxwell Autos von
ABA Fon Otha
Maynard
TRE
DEAS
G. Ziegler
Concord Junction
A. M., Wood CO
Coal & Lumber
Southern Division
Mass
Shaw
Craig
New
York
Whitney Coal & Grain Co
Geo. H. Reed
West Acton
B. W. Brown
R. Carter
West Berlin
Park & Pollard Co
Canal St
W. Ng Ody Ay
S. Abrom
Neral Urquhart
Were
Cora
R. Knight
St Water Concord
Revieve
Antiquarian
Elizabeth Loftus
R. H. Stearns
Charlotte Day
Beatrice Taft
Mendum
Taft
Edith A. Buck
Harriet F. Wood
Lexington
Mr. Carty
Main and
Wood Sts
C. M. & H. St. Railway Co
Wood St
Sleepy Hollow
Lowell
cHemerome Maes
Walden St
B. C. Minehan
Vose
P. W. White
Brand
Charles M. Byron
Tel
New England
P. C. Concord Jct
Frank E. Harris
Barnes’ . College
I. Om Sanitary Science and Embalming
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